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I've always had a double oven at home, but I'm visiting my sister and
she's only got one oven. So I want to make a roast for dinner, with roasted potatoes. The roast has to cook at 375 for about an hour, and the potatoes need to roast/bake (whatever you want to call it) at 450 for about 45 min to 1 hour (to get them nice and crispy) Here's my dilemma. If I cook the roast first and then the potatoes, the roast will be cold by the time the potatoes are done. And if I make the potatoes first, same problem. I've never understood this - how do you do it if you have just one oven? Cathy |
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